Ron Paul Blasts Secret Government Running Economy

9/18/2008 Congressman Ron Paul has a stinging address concerning the financial crisis, in which he describes how the current economic problems, created more than anomaly and transition to a debt, the economy, now issued by private interests in secret mismanagement. Whats more he says he was not sure the Federal Reserve has any idea what to do and that the next Congress is totally oblivious to the whole sorry state - a cocktail of elements he warns is the middle class of America .. .

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U.S. Recession and Credit Inflation and Deflation - Prechter on Bloomberg - November 2007

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Sell In May And Go Away

The U.S. stock markets well, since the lows made in March. However, it looks like it was a short-term event. During the football season is still months away, it's time to bring the defense.

The Federal Reserve has signaled that they are ready to cut their prices for the moment. Without additional liquidity provided by the Fed, the markets on the economy are the focus. Unfortunately, the focus is on high oil prices, high food prices, and in the fear > Inflation.

The financial media, turning its focus on inflation and second guess the movement of the Fed.
Confirmation of a recession in the U.S. economy has not been made. While the economy is close to stalled, it has not yet come to a standstill. Does this mean that the U.S. Fed lowered rates too much and create inflation? Probably not. But with a slow summer season for the media, the financial press should come to the opinion that the Fed has cut too much and has created a> Inflation monster.

Investors have been on higher food prices as a confirmation of inflation. The reality is, higher food prices have come from the increasing use of bio-fuels. I guess that the high oil and food prices start to come down after the Olympics is. China's economy is in full swing right now. After the Olympics, I think we will see, the Chinese government has tightened up their rates to slow its economy to a normal growth level. Thisshould reduce the demand for oil.

For now investors should be on the defensive for the summer. The use of inverse funds is a beautiful vehicle, in which a portfolio. This allows an investor to the current downtrend in the market to participate - and enjoy the summer.

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deeper and deeper, so now the central banks can lend as much paper money as they want with any gold backing it. The central banks actually can create infinite amounts of paper money from nothing. The more money they ever create higher inflation. Inflation is actually deflation of the money currently in circulation. In times of war (war on terror, the central banks (Federal Reserve)) produces large amounts of money out of nothing to pay for the war and they give the (U.S.) government. ...

SENATORS AGAINST THE BAILOUT: Jim DeMint (R-SC)

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10/14/2008 - Peter Schiff On How Safe Is Your Money?

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Stock Investors Have Viable Option During the Phase of Inflation

The prospect of serious wealth is secretly collected surreptitiously thwarted by inflation, which can be defined as a type of malicious tax by the government. Fiat money generated from the air and increases the amount of money in circulation. Since the money supply grows, the dollar bid and compete for the goods and services or resulting in the spiral of general prices. Such continuing devaluation do not hit the poor, but the investorssizable capital resources are not effectively undermined.

For investors, the investment capital from savings achieved. He must consume less than his income. But time and again that inflation does not manage to pose a threat to this sinister hard-earned investment capital. As it erodes the purchasing power violently, it changes too radical for the ultimate return. He has to keep an eye on the net profit from its purchasing power and it must always be positive.

It makes sense for theInvestors their money in the stock market, where the company deals with goods. They should focus more on real returns, that is to focus inflation returns, instead of the usual nominal Ones. Goods investors know the market curve of key commodities such as gold or oil that is traded in real terms. It secures their investment portfolio. But in a situation where the investor earns about 100% if there is an increase in the price level by 50%, theInvestor perception 50% profit is an illusion. The nominal figures are collected over the years meaningless. The real gains will be calculated on the raw purchasing power as relevant.

Inflation is a monumental effect on the stock market investors, desperate to augment their scarce capital and are estimated. If the market goes the bear phase of inflation, real losses accelerating, and it slowed down real advantages in the bull phase. Since the investment in shares is not immunefrom the curse of inflation, record only long-term again, should be independent of the origin market, real, the only concern of investors. He can beat inflation by itself to the eternal bull. A bull market is always present somewhere. It was observed that if the shares are now in a bear market phase of its long cycle, the raw materials found in its boom phase, and vice versa. Commodity markets actually tend to come completely out of phaseshares.

Is a Current Account Deficit Harmful?

Recently, the U.S. current account has reached unprecedented levels, reaching almost 6% of GDP. Despite the record figures argued for many deficits in the U.S. Government that there is nothing to worry about, confident that the U.S. will continue to receive capital inflows to finance the deficit.

In Britain, the Balance of Payments on the current account deficit has continued has been in the past 19 years. However, in comparison to the U.S., it is a relatively small% of GDP(2.5%)

This paper examines whether economists should make a current account deficit.

* Current account measures

i) balance of trade in goods

ii) Balance of trade in services

iii) Net investment income

iv) Net Current Transfer

• If a country has a deficit on current account in surplus, it must haves on the Financial Regulation / CapitalAccount

· The capital account (old name of the capital) consists of

i) Net Long-term investments

ii) Other financial flows (usually short), eg hot money flows

A current account deficit must therefore be financed either

1. Direct foreign investment in mining industry

2.Attracting short flows of money into the banking sector

Reasons why a deficit is bad for the economy

1. If the current account had by borrowing or running down reserves that are not sustainable over the long term financing. This can be a devaluation of the currency, as demand for sterling will participate be less than the supply of sterling.

A rapid devaluation can lead to problems such as inflation and declining confidence in the United Kingdom. A depreciation also reduces the standard of living make imported goods more expensive.

2. Low competitiveness

One could argue that thepersistent current account deficit suggests fundamental weaknesses in the British and U.S. economy,

i) the declining competitiveness

iii) the lack of production capacity.

iv) Declining comparative advantage in many manufactured goods

These factors could adversely affect the creation of jobs in the UK and run at lower growth.

3. Foreigners are entitled to an increase in Domestic assets

To finance the deficit in the United Kingdom has been mainly on attracting foreign investment claimedThis means an increase in foreign nationals are entitled to UK assets. This could leave Britain vulnerable if an economic crisis caused foreign companies to withdraw their investments. But this is unlikely, despite a recession in Japan, companies have not withdrawn their investments.

4. Capital flows can Dry Up

The United States has managed to finance the deficit by attracting capital flows from Asian countries, notably Japan and China. What is surprising is that the U.S. was able to sell largeAmounts of debt, while interest rates. Usually higher interest rates would have to be to win this loan. But at the moment happens to the Japanese and Chinese dress. Both countries are ready to buy dollar assets, because they do not want their currency to appreciate, thus reducing their competitiveness. - How long this continues, however, is uncertain.

5. Could lead to lower economic growth

If the deficit is due to high consumer demand - a recession or mitigation should help reduce the problem. Consumers may not have the expenses in excess of their income forever. Finally, they must control their spending and save again in order to improve their own finances. - To reduce the U.S. current account deficit could require both higher interest rates and a significant reduction in consumer spending, this could even push the U.S. economy into recession.

Reasons to be concerned about the deficit is not

1. Britain has sustained> Current account deficits of the much larger share in the past, and this has not provoked a serious crisis of confidence in international financial markets. Britain has one of the open capital markets in the world. So far the country has proved a popular meeting place for foreign investment - financing a trade deficit in goods and services leading to a severe drop in value of the pound sterling.

2. The U.S. has also saved a reputation of a "safe place". Thusthey were able to attract large flows of capital. But as mentioned above can not be continued for a long time. The U.S. is currently by the fact that oil is still quoted in dollars helped. (Although this can not continue forever)

3rd account deficit is financed in part by long-term capital.

Long-term investments can bring benefits to the economy.

i) increased production capacity

ii) Better working conditionsJapanese companies

iii) More jobs

SENATORS AGAINST THE BAILOUT: Bernie Sanders (I-VT) [2]

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A look at the financial crisis-2/3

...A Look at the Financial Crisis It has been a tough seven days for the US economy. On Friday, the FDIC seized control of the failed California-based IndyMac Bank. It was second largest bank failure in US history. Analysts project another 150 banks could collapse. On Sunday, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson announced extraordinary moves to bail out the mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped below 11000 for the first time since 2006 ...

Today's Top Ten List - Why the Prospect of Another Depression Isn't the Least Bit Funny

We all look forward to laugh Top Ten List David Letterman.

Sorry to say that the following list of our economy is not sad that you will be much of a chuckle, though.

Evidence is mounting that things are in fact always fear out there, and what is worse, we are all more or less in denial about it. It's like we're sitting around a campfire trying to scare away a large grizzly that wandered into our camp. Sorry to say, "scare" or "slip" or just "away" is as good as nothingup to 800 pounds of hungry, grumpy bear not to speak English.

So while many analysts and talking heads believe that the idea of a severe recession or even depression is ridiculous is the case that this building economic days that we live now, can always be as bad as Hoover's first year in office.

That said (drum roll, please), here is ...

THE TOP TEN LIST, why the prospect of another depression is not funny

Okay ... Number ten ...

# 10 /According to Nouriel Roubini, former senior advisor to the U.S. Treasury, the FDIC has already depleted 10 percent of its resources rescue IndyMac alone. He believes it will quickly run out of funding the rescue of other troubled banks now set up around the block and will be rehabilitated by Congress (ie, American taxpayers) in the near future.

This brings the question, many banks did not during the Great Depression? Is Tiger Woods in golf right? There were about 60 banksOutages in the month through most of 1930, then 254 in November and 344 in December of that year. In fact, from 1929 to 1933, 10,000 Bank simply disappeared (there were only 25,000 to start). If something like that happening today, Washington would be frantically printing increasingly worthless dollar afloat only by the banking sector. In any case, an amusing prospect.

# 9 / Roubini also had a great observation on the next Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bailout, another intolerableBurden on taxpayers. He said that the Treasury rescue plan is "socialism for the rich, the well connected and Wall Street, it is the continuation of a corrupt system in which privatized profits and socialized losses." Nothing funny about that.

OPTIMISTIC - or quite UNINFORMED - PROSPECTS

# 8 / "I see nothing in the current situation, which had either menacing or warrants pessimism. I am fully confident that there is a revival of activity in the spring and willthat in this coming year, the country is progressing well. "Andrew W. Mellon, the former U.S. treasury secretary, said that delays on 31 December 1929, two months after Black Tuesday. The Great Depression his cheery prediction by about ten years. Unfortunately, as blind experts are out there at this moment to the economic downturn is not of great importance.

And do it with straight faces.

# 7 / early October 1929, taxiDrivers, hairdressers and many ordinary people felt stock-market range. "The first day in October 1929 made me feel like I was rich," wrote the Greek immigrant and restaurant owner, George Mehal. After a few weeks, was extinguished, the man. "I had nothing left." That is because they stock just two days was during the Great Crash to shed 20 percent of its value is. But that was not the worst: Three years later, stocks decreased astonishing 90 percent.

Ancient history? Maybe ... until youto recognize that we are in something of a free fall itself. From July 07 until July 08, stocks were also 20%. Have we reached bottom yet? Not according to the Royal Bank of Scotland, the bank that these funny commercials produced. Bob Janjuah, is Senior Credit Analyst, warned of a stock market crash in Autumn. Not exactly something to conjure up a smile on your face.

The dreaded "Hobson's Choice" THIS FALL

# 6 / Speaking of Bob Janjuah, he referenced in Hobson's ChoiceDiscussion about the probability of a stock market crash in Autumn. Hobson's Choice is one of the paradoxes be damned "if you will be doomed to do, if you are not related" type of thing that freedom of choice where only one option makes sense to ... But no one wants to even think about taking that one.

In this case, the choice between raging inflation and higher interest rates. The obvious choice would be to raise interest rates ... Although the Fed does not want to be caught doing the dead. The result canprobably a contracting Janjuah stock market collapse. In truth, he may be some credibility in these matters, and accurately predicted the start of the current mess, credit crisis last year.

# 5 / The world can no longer find our debt amusing, and that our debt-devouring pal, China included. Merrill Lynch recently warned that the U.S. can deal with a foreign "financing crisis" spreading like the "full consequence of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgage debacle through the world."Unfortunately, America still needs some $ 2 billion per day in foreign capital, one way or another, in order to service its current account deficit.

So what happens if we end up in default? Will the world foreclose on us?

DOLLAR AT THE WORLD'S deposed currency?

# 4 / The price of gas is the wild card in this 2008 version of the recession / depression. In the 1930s, energy prices, a non-factor-a gallon of gasoline had cost about 10 ¢. This time, however, the cost of the journey toLabor would cut deeply into the cost of the meal and the cost of the stay from the weather. Thus, during recessions, even depressions, and (possibly go), today's one-of-a-kind energy costs can also prolong the economic misery and to recover any delay. And that some pretty serious stuff.

# 3 / The aforementioned Nouriel Roubini had this alarming prognosis on our tanking dollar: "The Bretton Woods 2 regime of fixed exchange rates against the U.S. dollar ... will unravel as the first Bretton Woods regimeIn the early 1970s, when U.S. twin deficits, recession, financial crisis and rising commodity and goods inflation in emerging economies will destroy the basis for their existence. "Not exactly laugh.

If # 2 / The dollar go the way of the dodo, as horrible as it sounds, the investors would have to be pretty agile fairly quickly in the use of their assets in cash-proof investment. The 1930 was found deflationary depression, which at that time the Smart InvestorAntidote by liquid recognize early on. This time, we should face another depression, it will probably come in the form of diabolical hyper-stagflation and a collapse of confidence ... which are both successfully treated with gold.

And number one on the list ...

# 1 / We still have to deal with financial "experts" as famous economist John Maynard Keynes said in 1927: "We will no longer crashes in our time."

Come on, remember to ... that iskind of funny.*

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